Annual report Town of Bartlett, New Hampshire

7

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

OFFICERS

OF THE

TOWN OF BARTLETT

For the Fiscal Year Ending January 31

1931

TJie B«porter BooIe Preis, North Conway, K. H,

Town Budget for 1930

Comprising statement of

appropriations

and taxes

assessed:

Town Officers' salaries,

$1,000 00

Town Officers' expenses,

600 00

Election and registration expenses.

150 00

Town hall,

150 00

Forest and other property fire expense,

200 00

Vital statistics.

25 00

State Aid maintenance,

2,320 00

State Aid construction.

1,974 00

Trunk Line maintenance,

1,650 00

Town maintenance.

4,500 00

Town construction.

1,500 00

Covered bridge lighting,

12 00

General expenses highway department,

1,000 00

New equipment,

50 00

Libraries,

82 00

Town poor.

300 00

Memorial Day,

50 00

Cemeteries,

200 00

State tax,

3,026 40

County Tax,

3,523 38

School tax, special district.

8,298 17

School tax, town district,

ations.

4,908 50

Total town and school appropri

$35,519 45

Less estimated revenue and credits:
Interest and dividend tax, $ 421 65

Railroad tax, 2,795 54

Savings Bank tax, 958 96

Motor Vehicle permit fees, 2,225 42

Forest Reserve from state, 1,056 41

Town of Bartlett

Abatement state tax, 1,719 48

Balance in treasury, 3,954 84

* $13,132 30

J $22,387 15

Plus overlay 254 71

Amount to be raised by taxation, $22,641 86

Less poll taxes, 1,024 00

Amount to be raised by property taxes on

which town rates are figured, $21,617 86

TAXES COMMITTED TO COLLECTOR

Property taxes, $21,617 86

Poll taxes, 1 ,024 00

Precinct taxes, 300 00

Total taxes committed to collector, $22,941 86

INVENTORY

Resident real estate, town dist., $417,390 00
No. 5, 366,025 00

Total resident real estate, $783,415 00

Non resident real estate, town

dist., 340 300 00

Non resident real estate, special

dist., 23,700 00

Total non resident real estate, $364,000 00

$1,147,415 00
Personal estate, town dist., $93,987 00

Personal estate, special dist., 100,835 00

Total personal estate, $194,822 00

Annual Report

Total valuation, $1,342,237 00

Less soldiers' exemption, ' 8,000 00

Total taxable property, $1,334,237 00

PERSONAL PROPERTY IN WHOLE TOA^^^

86

Horses,

$ 8,400 00

202

Cows,

13,365 00

7

Sheep,

70 00

315

Fowl,

422 00

2

Fur bearing animals,

300 00

2

Portable Mills,

1,000 00

AVood, lumber, etc..

16,720 00

48

Gasolene })umps and

tanks.

7,300 00

Stock in trade.

65,900 00

Aqueducts,

1,200 00

Mills and machinery.

23,950 00

Electric plants.

55,000 00

38

Neat stock,
Total,

1,195 00

$194,822 00

TAX

RATES

Town District, $.0123; Special District, No. 5, $.023;
Intervale District, $.0;43.

Treasurer's Report

The Town of Bartlett in arcount with F. R. Hanscom,
Treasiirci- for tlic fiscal year ending Janiiaiy 31, 1931,

Balance in treasury, Jan. 31st, 1930, $ 3,954 84

Interest on bank dejiosits, 76 83

Balance on auto permits year 1930, 1,080 41

Auto permits, month of January 1931, 640 45

Pedler's license, 5 00

Moving picture license, 35 00

Declaration of J. F. Donahue, 2 00

Declaration of E. B. Cobb, 1 00

Amusement concession, 12 00

Hall rent, 12 00

Payment on lobby, John Marco, 5 00

Dog tax, 182 20

Payment on lobby, John Marcou, 5 00

and spikes, 28 38

Overpaid auto tax, 64 89

Plowing snow, from state, 277 25

Fire bill, from state, 11 05

Bridge account, from state, 281 79

R. R. tax, from state, 2,835 46

Savings Bank tax from state, 956 13

Interest and dividends, from state, 351 58

National Forest reserve, from state, 1,368 84

Abatements state tax, from state, 813 68

Highway department, from state, 4,736 54

Bounty on wild animals, from state, 32 00
Received of North Conway Loan <fe

Banking Company, 3,000 00
Received of North Conway Loan &

Banking Company, 12,000 00

Received of Collector, 1929 tax, 218 90

Annual Repor'T

Received of Collector, 1930 tax, 22,771 52

Total, $55,754 74

Paid by order of Selectmen, 55,344 03

Cash in treasury, $ 410 71

Outstanding note, borrowed for the Goodrich

Falls bridge, $12,000 00

TOWN OFFICERS' SALARIES

F. W. Littlefield, $250 00

George W. Morton,

Horace E. Beane,

F. R. Hanscorn, clerk and treasurer,

AV. S. George, collector,

George Garland, supervisor of check list,

W. S. George, supervisor of check list,

Charles Merrill, suj^ervisor of check list,

Horace E. Beane, supervisor of check list to

the March meeting,
George Howard, ballot clerk,
Harry Kittredge, ballot clerk,
Charles Merrill, auditor,

Town officers' expenses.

175 00

160 00

112 00

250 00

48 00

48 00

28 GO

10 00

8 00

8 00

5 00

$1,102 00

419 91

,521 91

Selectmen's Report

TRUNK LINE LABOR AND EXPENSE
W. C. McGiLL, Foreman

W. C. McGill,

$670 50

John Dana,

257 75

A. C. McDonald,

225 00

Henry Garland,

110 25

John Oliver,

199 50

Everett Towle,

199 50

Vernald Towle,

28 00

W. H. Yates,

68 75

Grin Cook,

47 25

Laurence Triphney,

31 30

Extra men,

159 25

$1,997 25

Frt. and material,

264 15

$2,261 40

STATE AID

LABOR AND EXPENSE

W. C.

McGiLL, Foreman

W. C. McGill,

$1,003 50

John Dana,

475 75

Everett Towle,

315 00

John Oliver,

339 50

A. C. McDonald,

554 00

George Morton,

30 00

Henry Garland,

231 00

Vernald Towle,

93 75

W. H. Yates,

24 00

Everett Ward,

22 50

Extra men,

499 25

«?i f;»« 9?;

Annual Report

Frt. and material, 272 92

$3,801 17

STATE AID LABOR AND EXPENSE
W. H. PI. Pitman, Foreman
W. H. H. Pitman, $470 25

Stephen Gartlnei', 133 00

Roger Roberts, 10 00

A. T. Kimball, 10 00

Reginald Illsley, 20 00

D. Mclnnis, 15 75

D. M. Twombly, 113 75

Sidney Welch, 17 50

Donald Parker, 102 75

Extra men, 103 30

$997 30

Material 6 90

$1,004 20

STATE AID LABOR AND EXPENSE

Irving Abbott, Foreman
Irving Abbott,
Thomas McGraw,
Edward Mclnnis,
Frank Hill,
W. Colson,
R. W. Cannell,
Richard Mclnnis,
George Morton,
Extra men.

Material,

$1,027 67
EXTRA STATE AID LABOR & EXPENSE
F. R. Hanscom, material and

$400 33

21 00

92 67

113 75

59 50

4 GO

64 25

130 00

77 50

$963 00

64 67

Town of Barti.ett

supplies, $66 50

E. E. Loud, gravel, 44 40

Wm. Kittredge, gravel, 30 00

$140 90

TOWN ROADS, LABOR AND EXPENSE
W. H. H. Pitman, Foreman Dist. 1
W. H. H. Pitman,
Stephen Gardner,
Henry Garland,
Roger Roberts,
D. Mclnnis,
D. y\\ Twombly,
R. Illsley,
Sidney Welch,
A. T. Kimball.
Donald Parker,
Harold Hill,
Frank Conley,

Material expense,

$827 33

TOWN ROADS, LABOR AND EXPENSE
Irving Abbott, Foreman Dist. 2

Irving Abbott, labor, $492 30

Irving Abbott, gravel, 8 00

Thomas McGraw, labor, 133 00

Chfton McGraw, labor, 117 75

Edward Nickerson, labor, 50 75

Leon Harriman, labor, 92 75

R. M. Cannell, labor, 15 00

Lawrence Treffrey, labor, 16 00

Edward Mclnnis, labor, 83 90

Richard McLnnis, labor, 101 25

Frank Hill, labor, 30 25

Webster Colson, labor, 36 75

136 78

12 25

36 75

63 75

92 75

43 50

22 75

70

49 00

3 50

1 75

$803 39
23 94

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Archie Allen, labor,

14 00

John Lucy, labor,

7 00

Bert Griffin, labor,

8 75

Virgil Abbott, labor,

3 50

Geo. Garland, labor,

1 50

$1,211 95

Material expense.

188 52

$1,400 47

TOWN ROADS, LABOR AND EXPENSE
W. H. Yates, Foreman District 3

AV. H. Yates, labor, $380 75

W. H. Yates, gravel, 20 80

W. H. Yates, sills, 3 00

W. L. Stanton, labor, 84 00

W. L. Stanton, gravel, 24 10

W. L. Stanton, plank, 37 69

Chas. Myers, labor, 57 75

A. Glendenning, labor, 54 25

Frank McGee, labor, 17 50

E. E. Bean, labor, 19 25

R. Tracey, labor, 26 25

Ronald Tracey, labor, 22 75

L. Fernald, labor, 20 00

Clifton Garland, labor, 21 00

Ernest Chase, labor, 12 25

J. Marcou, labor, 14 00

P. McGee, labor, 14 00

M. McDonald, labor, 7 00

S. Smearer, labor, 8 75

Grin Cook, labor, 7 00

Richard Hutchins, labor, 84 85

E. Ward, labor, 103 50

Arnold Chase, labor, 15 75

Alton Lane, labor, 21 00

Chas. Thompson, gravel, 6 20

Town of Bartlett 1]

5

25

2

40

29

75

3

50

23

75

8

75

5

25

3

50

3

50

3

50

14

50

Robert Lane, gravel,
C. Jcnncss, gravel,
Alfred Colford, labor,
Timothy Moody, labor.
Robert Myers, labor,
W. Moody, labor,
A. Chandler, labor,
R. demons, labor,
L. Currier, labor.
Earl Chase, labor,
Frederic Perkins, labor,

,187 04

ADDITIONAL EXPENSES ON TOWN HIGHAY'AYS
AND BRIDGES

On old Goodrich Falls bridge,

Chas. Sinclair, labor,

Nathan Hill, labor,

T. R. Lovejoy, road drag and
pipe,

L. C. Prescott, dynamite,

David Ir\'ing, housing road ma-
chine,

Am. Tar Co., tarvia, town roads,

F. J. Ward, gates for new Jericho

road, 12 00

Maine & New Hampshire Granite

Co., culvert stone, 2 50

Incidentals, including sand and

other supplies, 104 14

$838 54

COST OF REINFORCING AND FLOORING THE OLD
GOODRICH FALLS BRIDGE

Cost of reinforcing and flooring

the old Goodrich Falls bridge, $783 99

$783 99

$219 23

20

25

34

12

149

00

26

50

4

00

200

80

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TOWN POOR

Hospital bill, Mr^. Hutchins,

$35 00

Care of tramps,

27 00

Dr. Bean, attending Hutchins

child.

5 50

TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT

District Treasurer, amount

raised, $4,908 50

District Treasurer, dog tax, 91 10

$4,999 60

SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 5

District Treasurer, amount,

raised, $8,298 17

District Treasurer, dog tax, 91 10

$8,389 27

CARE OF CEMETERIES

Paid Stephen Gardner, $22 00

Paid George Garland, 40 00

Paid Selden Rogers, 40 00

Paid J. F. Donahue, 50 00

$152 00

PAID ANIMAL BOUNTIES
L. A. Varney, one bear, $5 00

Archie Ainsworth, one bear, 5 00

Chas. Wheatly, one bear, 5 00

Horace Beane, on hedgehogs, 2 20

Littlefield, on hedgehogs, 7 00

$24 20

GENERAL EXPENSES

Town hall repairs, $205 10

Police expense, 124 50

Fire expense, 103 48

Town of Bartlett

13

Issuing auto permits,

92 75

S. E. Perkins, board of health,

10 00

Vital statistics.

16 00

Grand Army Post,

50 00

Abatements refunded,

74 49

Snow plowing,

857 09

Paid on Kearsarge bridge.

1,368 31

Paid on Goodrich Falls brige,

13,519 01

Payments on tem])orary loans,

3,000 00

Lower Bartlett precinct.

500 00

County tax.

3,523 38

State tax,

3,026 40

Bonds for treasurer and collector.

106 88

E. F. Hurley, rimning town lines,

11 50

General expense, tools, etc.,

201 56

Interest paid.

66 39

$26,856 84

Total orders issued,

TAX ABATEMENTS

Effie Hill, absent from town,

Clifford Brown, soldier,

Mrs. David Irving, not 21,

Selden Rogers, over 70,

Harold Burke, not 21,

0. R. Burdwood, solider,

J. M. Dinsmore, paid in Jackson,

Mrs. Dinsmore, paid in Jackson,

Etta French, error,

B. F. George, paid in Portland,

Homer Greenwood, soldier,

Elsie Hodgkins, not 21,

E. C. Harriman, moved away,

Mrs. Vernold Towle, helped by county,

Lillian Howard, paid in Lincoln

E. Mclnnis, error,

,344 03

2 00

2

00

2

00

2

00

2

00

7

75

2

00

2

00

2

00

2 00

2

00

2 00

2 00

2

00

2

00

2 00

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Mrs. Mclnnis, error,

Delia George, over 70,

Leonard Meserve, absent from town,

W. H. Yates, over 70,

Clifton Garland, soldier,

Blake estate, error in estate tax,

$133 50

NEW CONCRETE BRIDGE, KEARSARGE
William Duprey, per contract, $1,368 31

Received from state, 669 53

2

00

2

00

2

00

2

00

2

00

85

75

Cost to town, $ 698 78

NEW STEEL BRIDGE, GOODRICH FALLS, AND

APPROACHES

Total cost, bridge and approaches, $39,878 19

Paid by the state, 26,359 18

Paid by the town.
Due from the state,

Net cost to town,

ASSETS
Cash in hands of treasurer, Jan. 31, 1931,
Due from state on snow plowing,
Bounties on wild animals, due from state,
Uncollected taxes.

Taxes bought by town, unredeemed.
Due from state on Goodrich Falls bridge.

LIABILITIES

North Conway Loan & Banking Co., loans,
P. I. Perkins Co., tractor parts,

$13,519 01

1,049 46

$12,469 55

$ 410 71

232 74

24 20

144 44

84 00

1,049 46

$1,945 55

$12,000 00

101 84

$12,101 84

Town of Bartlett 15

To Charles H. Merrill, auditor of the Town of Bart-
lett, for the fiscal year ending Jan. 31, 1931, we hereby
submit a report of the financial transactions for the past
year, together with vouchers therefor.

FRANK W. LITTLEFIELD,
GEORGE W. MORTON,
HORACE E. BEANE,

Selectmen.

AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE

I hereby certify that I have, this day, examined the
accounts of the Selectmen of Bartlett for the fiscal year
ending Januaiy 31, 1931, and find them correct with vouch-
ers on file for each and every item under their proper heads.

CHARLES H. MERRILL,

Auditor.

BARTLETT PUBLIC LIBRARY

Balance, Feb. 1, 1930, $110 32

Received from Precinct, 50 00

Tag Day, 21 00

Fines, 4 57

$ 185 89

Paid Out
M. Harriman^ 12 50

N. Y. Pub. Co., 22 95

H. R. Hunting Co., 15 05

Stanley Currie, 23 19

M. Brown, 1 00

Garland Bros., 18 73

Hazel Amadon, 41 50

$ 134 92

Balance, Feb. 1, 1931, $ 50 97

FRED L. GARLAND, Treasurer.

Harriett Village Water Precinct

TREASURER'S REPORT

Balance on hand, Feb. 1, 1930, $171 98
Received from collector, 2,074 15

$2,246 13
$2,246 13

Paid orders.

Amount on hand Feb. 1, 1931,

$2,209 03
37 10

G. K. HOWARD, Treasurer

COMMISSIONERS' REPORT

WATER DEPARTMENT
Gross Receipts
From Maine Central R. R. Co., $1,200 00
From domestic rates, 753 33

$1,953 33

Maintenance and Repairs
Cleaning reservoirs, $ 113 00

Care reservoirs, cleaning screens,
blowing out mains, locating
missioner, collecting and care
mains, 36 00

Labor and material used repair-
ing old reservoir, 59 15
Labor and material used repair-
ing Louisville, 583 29
Material for screens, 5 37
Freight and exj^ress, 12 50
Postage and envelopes, 75
F. H. Washburn, salary as com-
missioner collecting and care
of stock, 25 00

Town of Bartlett 17

H. E. Cole, salary as commis-

sioner, collecting and care

of stock.

25 0

E. N. Mallett, salary as commis-

sioner, collecting and care

of stock,

25 00

Interest on note,

25 20

coin OK

STREET DEPARTMENT
Goodrich Falls Electric Co..

street lights, $564 00

Care of trees, 19 70

$583 70
Paid from earnings of water department, $583 70

FIRE DEPARTMENT

Cleaning hydrants of snow, $ 11 50

Firemen's salary, 50 00

Insurance on buildings, 9 90
Care hydrants, maintenance,
extinguishers and purchase

of new Shur-Stops, 42 78
Care of hose after Sanborn's

fire, 5 50

$119 68

Paid from earnings of water department, $119 68

STOCK DEPARTMENT
Debit
On hand, Feb. 1, 1930, $ 40 39

Feb. 17, purchase, 22 81

March 28, purchase, 13 38

May 28, purchase, 17 52

June 13, purchase, 21 01

October 13, purchase, 60 86

December 27, purchase, 9 81

$185 78

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Cash sales,

On hand Feb. 1, 1931,

Credit

$120 82
64 96

GENERAL SUMMARY
Receipts

On hand, Feb. 1, 1930, $ 171 98
Gross income from water (lci)art-

ment, $1,953 33

Cash sales of stock, 120 82

Disbursements

Maintenance of water depart-
ment.

Maintenance of fire depart-
ment.

Maintenance of street depart-
ment,

Expenditure for stock.

Interest on note,

Library donation,

Paid on principal of debt.

On hand, Feb. 1, 1931,

CAPITAL ACCOUNT

Assets

Hose house and lot, $858 77
Land surrounding reservoirs and

privileges, 411 44

Rowland lot, 350 00

Water system original cost, 21,472 90

Improvements and additions, 954 79

Fire inventory, 1,147 45

Tools water department, 63 90

Water rates accrued M. C. R. R., 100 00

$ 885

06

119

68

583

70

145 39

25

20

50

00

400 00

37

10

},246 13

2,246 13

Town of Bartlett 19

Domestic rates accrued and pay-

able,

430 49

Cash in treasury.

37 10

$25,824 84

Liabilities
Note outstanding, Whitefield

Bank, $100 00

Accrued interest, Feb. 1, 1931, 2 08

Due for street lights, month of

Jantiary, 47 00

Salary of fire company, 50 00

$199 08

Respectfully submitted,

F. H. WASHBURN,

H. E. COLE,

E. N. MALLETT,

Commissioners.

AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE

I hereby certify that I have examined the accounts of
the treasurer and commissioners of the Bartlett Village
Fire Precinct and find them correctly cast and properly
vouched for.

FRED L. GARLAND,

Auditor.

Bartlett Town School District

SCHOOL DISTRICT OFFICERS

Emma P. Littlefield, chairman, term expires, 1932
Hiram M. Sanborn, term expires 1931
Gertrude Eastman, term expires 1933

MODERATOR

George E. Gale

CLERK

George R. Howard

TREASURER

Maude Rutland

AUDITOR

George W. Morton
FINANCIAL REPORT

July 1, 1929 to June 30, 1930
Receipts
Received taxes school mainten-
ance, $4,700 52
Received for high school trans-
portation, 1,200 00
Received for high school tuition, 1,225 00
Received for salaries of officers, 140 00
Received for state tax, 164 00
Received for repairs, 200 00
Received for superintendent's

salary, 150 00

Received for census and other

expenses, 19 80

Total received from taxes, $7,799 32

Rceived from dog licenses, 91 50

Sales, 53 00

Town of Bartlett 21

Interest 47 11

Total receipts,
Cash on hand, July 1, 1929,

Grand total, $8,542 38

Payments
Salaries of district officers,
Superintendent's salary.
Census,

Expens of administration.
Expense of administration,
Teachers' salaries,
Text books.
Scholars' supplies,
Flags,

Janitor's service,
Fuel,

Water, light and janitor's supplies,
Minor repairs.
Medical inspection,
Transportation, high school,
Transportation elementary.
High school tuition.
Elementary school tuition.
Per capita tax.
Insurance,
New equipment,

Total payments all purposes.
Cash on hand, June 30, 1930,

Grand total, $8,542 38

EMMA P. LITTLEFIELD,
HIRAM M. SANBORN,
GERTRUDE EASTMAN,

Sehool Board of Barttlett.
July 15, 1930.

$7,990 93

551 45

5

$130 00

172 50

5 00

56 06

56 06

1,850 04

117 53

76 57

2 85

78 53

79 25

23 16

186 09

23 50

1,052 10

870 75

884 83

658 00

164 00

100 00

28 83

$6,559 59

1,982 79

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AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that I have examined the books and
otlier financial records of the school board of Bartlett,
of which this is a true summary for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1930, and find them correct and properly worded.

GEORGE W. MORTON, Auditor.

TREASURER'S REPORT
Year Ending June 30, 1930

Cash on hand July 1, 1929,

$ 551 42

Received from selectmen, appro-

priations,

7,799 32

Dog tax,

91 50

From interest

47 11

From all other sources,

53 00

Received from all sources.

Paid School Board orders.

$6,559 59

Balance on hand as of June 30,

1930

1,982 79

;,542 38

Total accounted for, $8,542 38

ELIZABETH A. GALE, Treasurer.

AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE

I have examined the accounts of the school treasurer
and find them correct with a balance of $1,982.79, as of
June 30, 1930.

GEORGE W. MORTON, Auditor.

SUPERINTENDENTS REPORT

It will be recalled that the money apjii-opriated for
schools last March was considerably less than the amount
called for by the school board's budget for this year. This
was due to the fact that there was a large balance from

Town of Bartlett 23

the previous year, due to the saving effected by the closing
of the Goodrich Falls School, and also because some of
the money raised for high school tuition the year before
was not used. At the end of this year there will ap])arently
be no deficit but the balance will be small, and therefore
it will be necessary to raise the amount estimated for next
year's expenditures.

During the summer, sanitary toilets were installed at
the Glen school. This is one of the best improvements
made in recent years. These toilets should be installed in
every school house. Ventilating stoves should also be
placed in each school. The stove at Intervale is burned
out and the stove at Glen, while adequate for heating pur-
poses, does not help the ventilation which is very poor
in this school. Open window ventilation is satisfactory
at certain seasons, but in cold weather it is not practicable.
The Goodrich Falls school in its present condition is
not very satisfactory for school occupancy.

The most difficult problem in school administration is
to secure efficiency and school accomplishment in eight-
grade schools of twenty-five or more pupils under one
teacher. Notwithstanding this handicap, our teachers are
doing a very good job. There is probably no way at pres-
ent to remedy the situation. One two-room school for the
district would solve the educational problem but difficulties
as to location and transportation are such that this plan
has not seemed feasible.

Respectfully submitted,

JOHN H. FULLER.
February 1, 193L

TABLE I
Teachers 1930-1931

Pupils
Glen— Hazel D. Smith, 26

Intervale— Myrtle Moody, 25

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TABLE II

Statistics School Year 1929-1930

Supt.

Registration Attendance Tardy

Visits

Glen

31 91.6% 108

26

Intervale

20 92 55

22

TABLE III

Medical Inspection
John Z. Sliedd, examining physician

Pupils examined, 47

Defective vision, 10

Defective teeth, 23

Diseased tonsils, 21

Enlarged glands, 22

Vaccinated, 47

BARTLETT SPECIAL DISTRICT

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Prior to the opening of the fall term the school board
made a contract with the Conway School District for part
time services of Miss Harriet M. Curren, a school nurse.
This action had been recommended to the board at the
last district meeting, and as a rearrangement of the Conway
Nursing Union was made during the summer, it appeared
to be an excellent time for Bartlett to enter such a union.
The cost is $300 but part of this is paid by an extra allow-
ance by the State Board of Education in the allotment of
state aid.

Because of an expressed desire on the part of a num-
ber of high school pupils to study Latin, a beginners' class

Town of Bartlett 25

of fourteen was organized in Se])teniber. The present i)lan
is tliat this class will continue the study of Latin for a
second year. No beginners' class will be formed next
fall but in Sei)teniber 1932 another class will be started
if there is any demand. Further than this, it is impossible
to plan in advance. It is possible to give every i)upil an
oi)i)ortunity to have at least two years of Latin without
increasing our teaching force or eliminating work in science
and mathematics which we must retain in order that our
l)upils may be prei)ared to enter higher institutions.

All of our teachers are well trained and experienced.
They are all graduates of normal schools or colleges. It
goes without saying, however, that they need the coopera-
tion of all parents and citizens in order to do their best
work.

JOHN H. FULLER.
February 1, 193 L

REPORT OF SCHOOL NURSE
Grade School

The preliminary examination of 106 grade children
including weighing and measuring, vision and hearing
tests, show that there is a large number of defective teeth
and diseased tonsils, which have always proved a serious
menace to health and which we hope will be corrected by
the end of the school year. Some dental corrections have
been made since September.

Number examined, lOG

Number visits to school, 15

Class room inspections. 15

High School

The routine examination of the high school, like that
of the grade school, takes place in the spring but a pre-
liminary examination has been made, as well as class room
and individual examinations for symptoms of commu-
nicable diseases.
Number examined, 47

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Number visits to schools, 11

Niiinber class room insijcctions, 11

HARRIET M. CURREN,

School Nurse,

TABLE I

Teachers — School Year 1930-1931

Number of

Pupils

High School, Manly A. Wilmot, principal, 44

Elizabeth White, assistant
Grannnar School, Ida W. Nelson, 20

Intermediate, Viola Crockett, 21

Second Primary, Josephine Leso, 24

First Primary, Flossie Thurston, 37

97.6

18

28

98

22

20

97

21

26

96

15

26

92

43

21

Total, 146

TABLE II

Statistics School Year 1929-1930

Supt.
School Registration Attendance Tardy Visits

High 46

Second Primary 28

Intermediate 26

Grammar 30

First Primary 37

Total registration, 167.

Percentage attendance, all schools, 96.2%.

TABLE III

Medical Inspection
S. E. Perkins, examining physician
Number examined, 157

Underweight, 3

Defective vision, 14

Defective hearing, 2

Cardiac Disease, 1

Town of Bartlett 27

Defective teetli,

32

Diseased tonsils,

7

Enkirged glands,

2

Defective speech.

TABLE IV

1

Roll of

Perfect Attendance

Mary Mead

Mary Pigeon

Eva Nay

Charles Whitcher

L. Aldrich

Paul Knight

Arline Bergeron

Pvichard Garland

Ruth Frank

Clyde Garland

Lewis Garland

Ruby Knight

George Lane

Catherine Lewis

Ethel Grimmer

Catherine Midlen

Alfred Mallett

Elizabeth Mullen

Elsie Neally
Ruth Whitcher

SCHOOL BOARD REPORT

The School Board submits the following financial
report for the year ending June 30th 1930:

Receipts
Equalization fund for elemen-
tary schools (from state), $2,537 07
Income from:

Local taxation for elementary

school, $2,701 42

Local taxation for high school, 3,458 00
Local taxation for salaries

district officers, 70 00

Local taxation payment of

principal debt, 1,000 00

Local taxation payment of

interest, debt, 213 00

Local taxation payment of

per capita tax, 306 00

Local taxation payment sup-

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erintendent's excess salary,

300 00

Local taxation payment music

teacher,

216 00

Local taxation payment re-

pairs of buildings and

grounds,

275 00

Local taxation i)ayment in-

stall electric lights.

275 00

$8,814 42

From sources other than taxation:

Dog license.

$ 91 50

N. 0. Neil, a check.

9 00

Elementary school tuition,

72 00

High school tuition.

575 00

$ 747 50
$12,099 59

Total receipts from all sources.

Cash on hand at beginning of

year, July 1st, 1929,

0

405 44

Grand total,

$12,505 03

REPORT OF TREASURER OF BARTLETT SPECIAL
SCHOOL DISTRICT

Cash on hand, June 30, 1929, $ 405 44

Received from Selectmen, 8,814 42

Dog tax, 91 50

Received from State treasurer, (state aid), 2,537 67

Received from all other sources, 656 00

Total amount available for year ending

June 30, 1930. $12,505 03

Total amount paid on school orders, 11,301 28

Balance on hand, June 30, 1930, $ 1,203 75

FRED L. GARLAND,

District Treasurer.

Town of Bartlett

29

AUDITOR'S CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that I have examined the accounts
of tlie School Board and Treasurer of Bartlett Special
School District and found them correctly cast and properly
vouched for.

J. F. DONAHUE, Auditor.

BARTLETT SPECIAL SCHOOL

PAYMENTS

Administration :

Salaries of district officers, $ 50 00
Superintendent's excess salai'y,

John H. Fuller, 345 00

Truant officer, F. J. Perkins, 10 00

School census, W, S. George, 10 00

DISTRICT

Instruction:

Principal's and teachers' salaries:

Manly A. Wilmot, $1,500 00

Elizabeth White, 1,100 00

Ida W. Nelson, 1,100 00

Viola Crockett, 950 00

Josephine Leso, 950 00

Marion Lyman, 950 00

Agnes Russell, 216 00

High Elementary

School

$1,500 00
1,100 00

School

1,100 00
950 00
950 00
950 00
216 00

Text books,
Scholars' supplies,

6,766 00 $2,600 00 $4,166 00

$299 23 $126 76 $172 47

216 54 92 54 124 00

Other expense of instruction:
John H. Fuller,

Janitor service:
H. W. Hideout,

Fuel:
Garland Bros.,

$515 77 $219 30
? 2 90 $ 50

$296 47
$ 2 40

$518 00 $172 61 $345 39

$490 77 $202 70 $288 07

Water, Lights and Janitor Supplies:
Goodrich Falls Electric Co.,
Garland Bros.,
Cheshire Chemical Co.,
Bartlett Village Fire Precinct,
Bartlett Village Fire Precinct,
G. K. Howard,
Garland Bros.,

$73 18

$29 12

$44 06

5 00

2 00

3 00

9 50

2 37

7 13

17 50

3 50

14 00

17 50

3 50

14 00

23 75

7 00

16 75

2 16

2 16

$148 59 $47 49 $101 10

30

Annual Report

Minor Repairs and Expenses:

Cora B. Moody,
Mrs. G. E. Farnham,
Millard Moody,
Mrs. A. Ainsworth,
Fred J. Ward,
Fred J. Ward,
Garland Bros,,
Frank Murphey,
R. P. Campbell,
Frank Ashnault,
G. K. Howard,
W. H. Yates,
Garland Bros.,
G. K. Howard,

Medical Inspection:
Stephen E. Perkins,

$20 00

$2 60

$17 40

21 80

3 20

18 60

16 20

2 40

13 80

26 10

7 70

18 40

10 00

10 00

14 00

2 00

12 00

4 99

99

4 00

7 50

1 75

5 75

1 50

1 50

22 50

22 50

9 04

9 04

7 76

7 76

11 58
20

6 00

5 58
20

E.

Transportation of Pupils:
B. Cobb,

$173

$79

17
00

$130

00

$230

00

$254

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Alteration of old buildings:
Clifton H. Hill,

New Equipment:
J. F. Sanders & Son,

Debt, Interest and other charges:
Expense of Administration, B.

C. Snyder,
Tax for state wide supervision,
Payment on principal of debt,

Whitefield Bank,
Payment of interest of debt.

Whitefield Bank,

$7 75
$306 00

$1,000 00

$263 76

$28 14 $145 03
$22 50 $56 50

$130 00

$230 00

Total payment for all purposes, $11,301 28 $3,293 24 $5,796 96
Notes outstanding, Whitefield

Bank, $4,275 00

Cash on hand: balance June,

30, 1930, $1,203 75

CLIFTON R. GARLAND,
FRED J. PERKINS,
TRUE F. HODGKINS,

School Board.

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